SmallAIGems of AI
A closer look at AI tools we think are useful.
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Stop renting models and build your own chatgpt clone for $100
Andrej Karpathy's NanoChat lets you train a complete ChatGPT-style AI for about $100. Here is why this changes how developers learn machine learning.
Stop burning cash on GPUs and run local AI with MicroFish
MicroFish is an open-source GenAI project that dramatically cuts hardware costs by dynamically swapping model layers on standard laptops.
Stop Babysitting Your Prompts: How Impeccable Gives Developers Their Weekends Back
Tired of your AI agents going off the rails? The open-source Impeccable framework catches hallucinations before they break your production environment.
Stop playing whack-a-mole with jailbreaks, how Promptfoo secures your AI apps
Promptfoo is an open-source tool that automates red teaming for your AI applications. Here is how it helps you find vulnerabilities before they hit production.
What OpenAI's $110 billion funding round actually means for the rest of us
OpenAI just raised $110 billion at an $840 billion valuation. Here is a realistic look at why Amazon, Nvidia, and SoftBank are pouring in cash, and what it signals for the AI industry.
Cursor Cloud Agents turned the IDE into a supervisor dashboard
Cursor's new Cloud Agents are running tests and writing code in the background. The IDE is no longer an editor, it is a management console.
Google's Nano Banana 2 gives you pro image quality at flash speeds
Google just replaced its default image generator with Nano Banana 2. I looked at whether mixing Pro quality with Flash speed actually makes a difference.
Notion Custom Agents are secretly organizing chaotic workspaces
Notion's autonomous background bots are quietly fixing messy databases while users sleep. Here is how custom agents are changing productivity software.
Perplexity Computer and the weird reality of search-to-deploy pipelines
Perplexity Computer is turning search queries directly into deployed applications. Here is why skipping the IDE entirely feels both amazing and slightly terrifying.
Three AI trends dominating my feed this week
A look at the three major AI agent trends taking over social media right now, from search-to-deploy pipelines to background workflow bots.
Perplexity Computer: The End of "Just Researching"
Perplexity Computer combines research, coding, and deployment. See what it can build from a request.
Cursor Cloud Agents: The Era of Self-Driving Codebases is Here
Cursor's new Cloud Agents run in isolated VMs to build, test, and click through your app autonomously. The shift from chat to action is here.